Abhishek Sharma, who is currently on the England tour with Team India, asked the High Court to protect his personality rights, as some online content is using his name and pictures in a misleading way. Recently, Ishan Kishan replaced Abhishek Sharma as No.1 T20I batter.
The Delhi High Court looked at different posts and images that the left-handed batter believes are harming his public image during the hearing.
Meta says some web links are no longer available
During the hearing, Meta's lawyer Varun Pathak told the court that eight web links were being discussed at this stage. He said that two of those links were no longer working.
He stated, “There are 8 URLs; 2 of them are not accessible. One URL is paparazzi-kind of kind, but it is not in the lines of personality rights.”
Abhishek’s lawyer told the court: “What is it indicating? Is it that he is crying on the shoulders of another, and it's an AI-generated image? It is not a paparazzi issue. He has clicked with the manager and then given it a different color using artificial intelligence.”
Delhi High Court highlights AI challenge
The Delhi High Court said, "We also find this every day where there is a thin line between defamation and personality rights. It is in flux. There is a little overlap. Defamatory matter may have a personality rights element. Pathak: If someone were to say something that is untrue or unsavory, that will fall in a different category. So, that will probably be defamation or privacy. What starts happening is, in multiple suits, people start reporting content that is defamatory.”
Meta raises concern over huge jump in reported links
Varun Pathak said at the court, “The plaintiff approached the court for 25 URLs. They have escalated 4000 URLs. Now it becomes impossible for us, because then they want to clean up the internet of anything anyone says against them.”
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